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If this helps in the sensor breaks away from the compression collar what I did was take a dremal ever so gently and tried putting a seam on the top hoping a screw driving would finish the rest by splitting it open. After several f bombs i sprayed the hell out of it left it for the night. My...

For those with a 2011 thru 2016 here is the newest part number for the safety switch ordered it Monday was at the house by Thursday night There was another part number in the thread with like 60050 or something that’s the old version confirmed when I called and verified by vin While putting it...

Actually the 4Runner was garage kept. The actual sensor was clean and the contacts inside where nice and shinny.

Hope the new one goes on without a fight...... Now I know why I didn’t because a mechanic and instead became a paramedic.

What a pain in the ass My question is with the new sensor does a replacement rubber oring come with it the one behind this nut didn’t fair well lol

See the metal ring that’s seize on the square piece it broke out of the sensor housing. So it’s becoming a challenge getting it off since there isn’t much room to work and get a good angle

That square piece I known isn’t suppose to come off it’s that metal ring that’s on the switch that compresses onto the square part that’s stuck on there so we’ll that it completely popped out of the sensor when prying

Like others I’m in the replacing mine tho I’m not as lucky as the rest of you who have changed. The top bolt came out nice and easy the bottom nut came out nice and easy Went to remove the sensor and it wouldn’t come off. Took a wire brush to get some of the gunk of it where those little...

I went the simpler route bought a 3 inch memory foam queen size mattress and laid it in the back perfect nights sleep every time even with two shepherds back there with me. Heck almost to good to want to sleep in it instead of my bed at home :) i dont have to fight for covers or space

see not i disagree with buying accident free somewhat. My truck has been in 2 good crashes both front end head on crashes about 6 grand worth the damage and mine is just find. With technology today they pretty much repair the car as best they can as it was from the factory as the insurance...

guess it leads back to what i was saying in a sense a short. thats why i always disconnect the battery now :D

And like any good HID retrofit Junkie Can you get shots of the cutoffs and color band id like to see how the morimoto work :mullet:

pretty easy pull up to a level wall as close as you can mark the hot spot on the wall it will be perfect height then back up to 25 feet and adjust the hot spot. step to match the tape on the wall.

the reason i said to disconnect it was because its a starting point i have had mine light up when doing small electrical and once it was reset wasn't a issue.

Disconnect the battery for 10 minutes and see what happens first